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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1920
Page
11
Ambassador Shirenora of Japan and Morris of the state department announced progress toward a treaty protecting Japanese rights in the United States. Officials report five key clauses aimed at legal status, equality with other nations, and immigration controls, including naturalization provisions and limits on immigration.
Fragmentary OCR text shows medical professionals debating necessity of a drug or practice. The garbled lines mention New York, renewal of something, and prohibition discussions. No clear events, dates, or individuals can be reliably identified from the fragment.
RosTon recounts how Tonala MacMillan and four companions nearly perished crossing South Sound on ice. In a fog they starved and killed dogs for survival, using star positions to find land. A council of war formed, they redirected, found the right direction, and within two hours reached safety. The tale was shared at an American Association meeting.
Boston, Nov. The state supreme court has appellated the will contest over the 3 99950 000 estate of Edward P F Searles wealthy recluse of Methuen and New York. Arthur T Walker of New York was left the bulk of the estate. The probate court decision was appealed after a jury trial. Searles is a Boston heir and nephew of the testator. The case alleges the will was obtained by fraud and undue influence.
Historic procession honors the newly elected lord mayor James Beil with city officials and a state rout of ceremonial pages. Crowds line the streets as lanterns and pomp echo through the metropolis during the formal induction and public display.
New York State failed to collect 191 Hs in wages from the federal government for mules used by the army mobilization. The decision, issued by a board of claims, found the state not entitled to the funds. The mules were part of the state board of livings division operations.
In Muskogee Oklahoma a wife petitions divorce after twenty three years of marriage. The petition describes a lengthy separation and belief that the husband will not return or settle their business affairs. The case notes that all children are married and the wife cites fault for the breakup.
In Zamora Spain the entire population joined demonstrations against profiteers. Processions filled principal streets as shopkeepers closed, newspapers ceased publication, and reports say railroad men may strike tonight.
Twenty bus men were arrested for overloading vehicles during rush hour. Police stated the drivers ignored warnings issued earlier in the day, moving passengers and creating danger across the city.
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